

Cook Inlet Tribal Council - Nat'uh Outpatient
Cook Inlet Tribal Council - Nat'uh Outpatient
Cook Inlet Tribal Council - Nat'uh Outpatient
About Cook Inlet Tribal Council - Nat'uh Outpatient
This community-based organization supports people recovering from substance use, returning from incarceration, or seeking a fresh start. They treat addiction and co-occurring challenges through outpatient and residential programs, peer-led recovery support, and transitional services. Their services focus on in Alaska Native values, offering culturally responsive support to individuals of all backgrounds. Clients can access assessments, group and individual therapy, case management, and reentry assistance across multiple points in their recovery journey.
Healing in Every Voice
Cook Inlet’s Nat’uh Outpatient center uses a whole-person approach, combining evidence-based therapies like moral reconation therapy (MRT), cognitive behavioral interventions, and peer mentorship with cultural and family-focused services. Group sessions explore relapse prevention, life skills, trauma, and relationships, while one-on-one counseling supports personal growth. Coaches and alumni offer ongoing encouragement. Prevention workshops, legal navigation, and support for youth, families, and justice-involved individuals promote long-term wellness and reintegration.

Center Overview
